Peugeot Motorcycles PM-01 2023 Installation and operation manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pre-delivery inspection...................................................1
Information..................................................................... 2
Diagnostic and Personal data........................................ 2
Manufacturer's warranty.................................................3
Important........................................................................ 5
Products to use............................................................5
Maintenance advice.....................................................5
Cleaning the vehicle.................................................... 5
Environment / Recyclable............................................6
Extended periods of immobilisation and storage.........6
Quick-start guide............................................................ 7
Starting and driving......................................................7
Controls....................................................................... 8
Instruments.................................................................. 11
Digital display............................................................ 11
Indicator lights and warning lights............................. 11
Resetting the trip recorder.........................................11
Equipments.................................................................. 12
Accessory socket (USB)............................................12
Lateral stand..............................................................12
Ignition cut-out........................................................... 12
Advice.......................................................................... 13
Fuel supply ............................................................13
Opening the fuel tank cap..........................................13
Closing the fuel tank cap........................................... 13
Filling......................................................................... 13
Checking the engine oil level ................................ 13
Cleaning and greasing the chain...............................14
Check the drive belt tension ..................................14
Chain tension adjustment..........................................14
Periodic servicing.........................................................15
Service schedule..........................................................16
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MEMORANDUM PRE-DELIVERY INSPECTION

INFORMATION
You have just bought a Peugeot vehicle. We would like
to thank you for purchasing one of our products.
Your vehicle is built to last but this does not mean that it
does not require a minimum amount of maintenance.
Your authorised dealer is familiar with all the vehicle's
characteristics and has genuine spare parts and
specific tools. He can advise you and service your
vehicle in the best conditions according to the
established service schedule to ensure that you can
enjoy driving it in complete safety.
This manual must be considered as an integral part of
the vehicle and must remain with it even if the vehicle is
sold on.
It also describes a selection of your vehicle's most
common functions.
However, we advise you to read the entire user manual,
which is available in digital format at the following
address:
https://www.peugeot-motocycles.fr/documentation
Scan this QR code for direct access:
In particular, you will find the safety instructions,
warnings, important notes and comments in it.
PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES is constantly improving
its vehicles. It therefore reserves the right to remove,
modify or add any reference mentioned
The only authentic documents are those available
online at the above address.
The following symbols mean:
You are advised to read the full version of
the user manual.
Operation that can be dangerous for people.
Operation that can be hazardous to the
vehicle.
Gives key information concerning operation
of the vehicle.
An asterisk indicates equipment depending
on the version.
The product pollutes.
Do not dispose of it in the environment.
DIAGNOSTIC AND PERSONAL DATA
When diagnostic tools are connected to your vehicle,
they collect data. This data includes your vehicle's
identification number (VIN).
For further information on your rights or the
way PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES processes data, please
refer to our privacy policy at the following address:
https://peugeot-motocycles.com/fr/mentions-legales/
Or contact us at:
mailto:[e-mail]
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MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY
(March 2022 edition)
The manufacturer of your vehicle, PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES, which has its head office at rue
du 17 novembre - 25350 Mandeure (France),
hereinafter PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES, offers you a
commercial warranty on your new combustion engine
or electric vehicle against any material or construction
defects.
These manufacturer warranty terms are also available
on the website.
https://www.peugeot-motocycles.fr/documentation
Duration of the warranty
Unless specific contrary provisions have been brought
to your attention (warranty extension, fleet agreement,
etc.), PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES grants your vehicle a
manufacturer's warranty for a period of:
• 24 months for private use, unlimited mileage;
• 24 months for professional use, limited to 20 000
km (<50cc, cat. L1e & L2e) or 30 000 km (>50cc,
cat. L3e & L5e).
The term 'trader' is defined as "any public
or private natural or legal person acting for
purposes relating to their trading, business,
craft, professional or agricultural activity, even
when they act in the name or on behalf of
another trader".
This warranty starts from the first time the vehicle is
registered and applies to your vehicle with the exception
of:
• The electric vehicle traction battery for which
the current warranty is 24 months or 20
000 km, whichever is reached first, subject to the
maintenance charges having been done regularly in
accordance with the instructions in the PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES maintenance manual;
• The electric vehicle traction battery for which
the stated nominal capacity has declined by less
than or equal to 25%, measured by a PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES network technician during the
warranty period. Due to the inherent chemistry of the
battery, a decline in battery capacity (and therefore
the vehicle's autonomy) may be observed over time,
as the vehicle is used and according to the storage
conditions;
• The combustion engine vehicle battery for which this
warranty is six months subject to a minimum mileage
of 200 km per month;
• The stand and the saddle, for which the warranty
period is six months.
Scope of the manufacturer's warranty
With the exception of the restrictions stated below,
this contractual warranty covers the repair or
replacement of parts found to be faulty by PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES or its representative and any ensuing
labour costs.
It should be noted that:
• The repair or replacement of parts under this
manufacturer's warranty does not extend the duration
thereof. The warranty covering replacement parts
fitted to your vehicle expires on the same date as your
vehicle warranty;
• The faulty parts replaced under the warranty will
be kept and become the property of PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES.
Conditions of application of the commercial
warrenty
For optimal cover for work to be carried out on your
vehicle under this commercial warranty, PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES recommends that you exclusively
entrust said work to a workshop within the authorised
network.
If your vehicle is sold on, its successive owners shall
benefit from the warranty until its date of expiry on
condition that the application conditions of the warranty
have been satisfied by each of them. For this purpose,
you undertake to transmit the warranty application
terms to the buyer of your vehicle, along with evidence
of maintenance operations performed.
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The warranty applies on condition that:
• The first "warranty" service has been carried
out and the vehicle has been regularly serviced
in line with the instructions of the PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES maintenance manual, and you can
provide proof of this (service monitoring sheet,
invoices, etc.). A tolerance of 100 km (or 1 months
for the annual maintenance) is permitted in relation to
the mileage specified in the maintenance schedule;
• The enhanced maintenance schedule is applied for
professional use and, where necessary, for private
use;
• Original parts have not been replaced with
other components that have not been approved
by PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES and/or the
assembly of which does not comply with good
practices or the recommendations of PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES (including, but not limited to, exhaust
pipe, cylinder, piston, spark plug and the intake
silencer on combustion vehicles, fuses, traction
battery modules and the traction battery charger on
electric vehicles, etc.);
• The vehicle has not been modified, transformed
or equipped with accessories that have not been
approved by PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES (including,
but not limited to, additional charger for electric
vehicles, alarms, radio, headlights, luggage carriers,
boosters, etc.);
• The vehicle has not been used for sports
competitions;
The warranty does not cover:
• Maintenance operations (such as, but not limited
to: oil change, lubrication, adjustment, cleaning,
tensioning, etc.) and servicing listed in the PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES service schedule and required for
your vehicle to operate properly;
• The replacement of parts subject to normal wear
linked to use of the vehicle, its mileage, its
geographical and climatic environment and their non-
reusable fastening parts (such as, but not limited to:
self-locking nuts, etc.), if this replacement is not due to
a manufacturing defect. This includes but is not limited
to the following parts;
- Drive pulley and driven pulley and belt, clutch,
rollers, mobile flange, guides, chain, pinion, rear
cog;
- Bearings (wheels, rods, steering, engine, etc.);
- Bulb, fuse, tyre, brake linings and pads, brake disc,
cables and cable controls, spark plug and spark
suppressor;
- Shock absorbers (hydraulic, gas, single spring,
elastomer), air filter, entire intake silencer, fuel filter,
oil filter, cylinder, piston and piston segments;
- Exhaust on combustion engine (except unwelded
internal elements);
- Liquids and products (grease, hydraulic fluid, brake
fluid, gearbox oil, engine oil and coolant, etc.);
• Repairs resulting from the use of fuels, lubricants or
grease other than those recommended by PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES;
• Repairs resulting from negligence, abnormal use,
driving on an impassable or damaged road, failure
to follow the advice given in the PEUGEOT
MOTOCYCLES service schedule or the user manual,
overloading, even temporary, or the driver's lack of
experience;
• Repairs due to an accident, theft, fire or natural
causes (including, but not limited to hail, flooding,
etc.);
• Repairs resulting from lack of vehicle cleanliness;
• Repairs resulting from long storage periods under
unsuitable conditions;
• Corrosion or surface oxidation on the chassis, the
screws, and, more generally, on all other metal parts,
whether treated or not on combustion or electric
vehicles (however, pitting corrosion is covered for a
period of 24 months);
• The meter or optics for which the presence of
steam does not alter information readability or lighting
efficiency;
• Noises and vibrations which have no influence on the
reliability, safety and road behaviour of the vehicle;
• Any other expenses not specifically included in this
warranty or the legal compliance warranty or the legal
warranty against hidden defects, such as, but not
limited to: costs due to the vehicle being immobilised,
loss of use or business, etc.
Geographical scope of application
The warranty is applicable in the countries or
territories where the vehicle is marketed by the
approved PEUGEOT MOTOCYCLES network (in
particular, France, Germany, Italy, Spain) a list of which
can be consulted on the manufacturer's website:
http://www.peugeot-motocycles.com
The vehicle is intended exclusively for sale and use in
the above-mentioned countries and territories excluding
all other countries or territories, where the applicable
standards may be different to those in the above-
mentioned countries and territories, such as, but not
limited to, the United States of America, etc.
Use of the vehicle in these excluded countries or
territories is under the user's entire responsibility and
excludes the application of this warranty as well as
the vehicle manufacturer's responsibility for any reason
whatsoever.
In some countries, especially in European Union
Member States, the consumer has rights under the
applicable national legislation. These rights are not
affected by the warranty as defined above.
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IMPORTANT

Environment / Recyclable
Worn parts replaced during routine maintenance
(mechanical parts, battery, etc.) must be disposed of
with specialised bodies.
At the end of its life, the vehicle must be taken to an
authorised centre for recycling.
In all cases, comply with the local laws.
Batteries contain harmful substances. They
must be disposed of according to the
legal requirements and must under no
circumstances be thrown away in the
household waste.
Extended periods of immobilisation and storage
If the vehicle has to be immobilised for more
than 1 months, you are advised to carry out the
following operations:
Battery
If the vehicle is not used for an extended
period, the battery will slowly discharge
naturally or due to its electronics or certain
accessories and must thus be regularly
charged.
• Charge the battery to 100% beforehand (The battery's
maximum charging current is equal to 1 tenth of its
capacity).
• Use a maintenance charger or charge monthly.
• Before restarting, the battery must be charged
to 100%.
If these recommendations are not followed, the
battery may go into deep discharge. In this
case the manufacturer's warranty will be void.
Machine
• Empty the fuel tank to avoid fuel build-ups.
• Spray a lubricant onto the metal parts of the vehicle to
avoid oxidation.
• Store the vehicle in a dry place.
Re-starting your vehicle
You are advised to have the vehicle checked over by
a registered dealer if it has been immobilized for an
extended period.
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QUICK-START GUIDE
Starting and driving
Key-operated ignition switch functions
2 keys are delivered with the vehicle.
A. Engine off position
B. On position
C. Steering unlocked
Starting the engine
The engine may only be started if the gear
selector is in the neutral position: (N).
For increased safety, sit on the vehicle before starting
the engine.
• Fold back the side stand.
• Turn the ignition key to "ON".
• Make sure that the gear selector is in neutral. (N).
• Keep the throttle hand grip closed.
• Press the starter button. Do not press the starter for
more than 5 seconds.
• Release the starter button as soon as the engine
starts.
If the engine does not start, release the starter
button, wait a few seconds and try again. Each
attempt to start the engine should be as short
as possible to save the battery.
Do not press the starter for more
than 5 seconds.
Driving
After having started up the engine:
• To declutch, pull the left clutch lever towards the
handlebar.
• Engage first gear by pushing the gear selector
downwards with your left foot.
• Accelerate without excess to increase the engine
speed.
• Gradually release the clutch lever while opening the
throttle further until the vehicle starts.
• Shift the other gears by closing the throttle each time,
declutching and turning the gear selector upwards.
To accelerate, turn the throttle towards (A). To slow
down, turn the throttle towards (B).
Braking
Vehicle fitted with an ABS braking system.
• The anti-lock braking system (ABS) is designed to
prevent the wheels from locking up during braking.
• The ABS system enables the rider to retain control of
the vehicle when braking in slippery conditions.
Use of the brakes
• Close the throttle.
• Activate the brake system by gradually increasing the
pressure.
• To be more effective, use the front and rear brake at
the same time and in the same way.
The ABS system is not active when the
vehicle speed is less than or equal to
approximately 5 km/h.
The ABS system does not work if the battery is
flat.
Stopping the vehicle and parking
The engine should always be switched off when the
vehicle has come to a halt, and the engine is ticking
over.
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Front brake lever
The brake lever is found on the right handle of the
handlebar. To activate the front brake, pull the lever
towards the throttle.
The front brake lever is equipped with a position
adjustment wheel.
To adjust the distance (A) between the lever and the
handle, turn the adjustment knob and push the lever
away from the handle.
Ensure the position selected on the knob (m) and the
marking on the lever (r) are properly aligned.
• 1 position: Near.
• 4 position: Far.
Rear brake pedal
The brake pedal is found on the right side of the
motorcycle. Press the brake pedal to activate the rear
brake.
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INSTRUMENTS
Digital display
1 - Fuel gauge.
2 - Maintenance indicator.
3 - Clock.
4 - "Bluetooth" connection.
5 - Smartphone connection.
6 - Incoming or outgoing call number display.
7 - Revolution counter.
8 - Battery voltage.
9 - Engine temperature gauge.
10 - Tripmeter (TRIP 1 / TRIP 2).
11 - Digital speedometer (km/h or mph).
12 - Milometer.
13 - Correct gear indicator.
Refer to the online user manual for further
information.
Indicator lights and warning lights
The warning lights inform the driver of the start-up of a
system or appearance of a malfunction.
• On ignition, some warning lights are displayed for a
few seconds.
• Once the engine is started, these warning lights will
disappear.
If they remain on, use the table to check the relevant
warning light before driving off.
The ABS system ON warning light disappears
when the vehicle starts to move.
• Emissions control system failure warning
light / Engine self-diagnostic (MIL).
• Wheel anti-lock indicator light (ABS).
These indicators light up in two ways (steady or
flashing).
In all cases, you are advised to have the
vehicle checked by an approved dealer.
Refer to the online user manual for further
information.
Resetting the trip recorder
Short press on the "ENTER" button to confirm a choice.
Short press on the "SELECT" button to scroll through
the menus.
• Turn on the ignition.
• Short press on the "ENTER" button to access a menu.
• Select the "TRIP" line and confirm.
• Select the trip recorder to be reset and confirm.
• Exit the menu.
• Turn off the ignition.
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EQUIPMENTS
The user manual describes other equipment.
Accessory socket (USB)
Installed near the key switch, the accessories socket
is powered when the ignition is on and enables
you to connect portable equipment (Telephone
number, GPS, ... ) (2 A maximum).
The equipment can recharge automatically during use.
Always replace the cap after use to prevent
moisture from entering the socket.
Lateral stand
The lateral kickstand is fitted with an ingition cut-out
which prevents the engine from being started while the
stand is down.
This system reminds the driver to lift the stand before
starting the engine.
If the engine starts with the kickstand down, it
is essential to have the circuit checked by an
approved dealer.
Do not start to move off if the kickstand is still
down or is not raised properly. It could touch
the ground and distract the rider, who could
lose control of the vehicle.
The ignition cut-off system reminds the rider
to raise the kickstand before moving off. You
are advised to check this system regularly and
have it repaired by an approved dealer should
a malfunction occur.
Ignition cut-out
The ignition cut-out system, which comprises the
side stand, clutch and neutral switches, performs the
following functions:
• It prevents the engine from starting when a gear is
engaged and the side stand is raised but the clutch
lever is not activated.
• It prevents the engine from starting when a gear is
engaged and the clutch lever is pulled in but the side
stand has not been raised.
• It cuts off the engine when a gear is engaged and the
side stand is down.
Periodically check the operation of the ignition cut-
out system.
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ADVICE

1. Engine oil filler cap.
Too much oil will noticeably restrict the
vehicle's performance.
Cleaning and greasing the chain
This vehicle is equipped with a ring chain.
You are advised to lubricate the transmission chain at
regular intervals (Every 500 km / 300 mi).
Lubricate the transmission chain using a lubricant
specifically for ring chains.
Do not clean the transmission chain using a
high-pressure jet or an inappropriate solvent
as this could damage the chain.
After washing the vehicle, wipe down the
transmission chain properly and lubricate it.
Clean the transmission chain using petroleum
and a soft bristle brush or a suitable aerosol
cleaner.
Check the drive belt tension
Check the tension of the chain every time before you
depart.
The vehicle must be on its stand, with the
gearbox in neutral position.
• Measure the tension of the chain as shown.
Chain tension
A = 28 - 35 mm
Adjust the tension of the transmission chain
if it is incorrect (See chapter: Chain tension
adjustment page 14 ).
Chain tension adjustment
• The vehicle must be on its stand, with the gearbox in
neutral position.
• Loosen the wheel axle and the locknuts of the
tensioners.
• Do the same on each of the setting nuts so as to
obtain a chain variation of 28-35 mm. Use the centring
graduations for precise adjustment.
• Check the correct chain alignment between the
gearbox drive sprocket and the rear sprocket.
• Tighten the wheel axle (Tightening torque: 100 Nm).
• Tighten the locknuts of the tensioners (Tightening
torque: 20 Nm).
• Check the belt tension.
1. Rear wheel spindle.
2. Locknut.
3. Setting nut.
4. Chain tensioner / Centring graduations.
An over-tensioned chain leads to premature
wear of the gearbox output shaft bearing,
the rear wheel bearings, the chain and the
sprockets.
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